Vermont Truck Driving Jobs

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The state of Vermont may offer a growing number of job opportunities to new and experienced truck drivers. With its relatively flat terrain, you may find it easy to learn how to drive in this state. Whether your career goals involve driving around Vermont, New England, or the entire country, you can learn more about truck driving in Vermont to find out if this career is right for you.

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Vermont Truck Driving Jobs and Salary Information

Throughout New England, the trucking industry has a number of hiring needs. If you are considering relocating to this area or you are just looking for your next trucking job in Vermont, you’re at the right place. With our job listings, you can find out which companies are hiring and which endorsements can help you advance your career in Vermont.

You can start comparing job listings and applying for open positions right now by looking at available truck driving jobs in Vermont below.

Overall, you may find that the truck driving industry of Vermont is quite stable. O*Net reports that there are currently approximately 4500 tractor-trailer drivers in the state, a figure they expect to grow 5% by the year 2022. This job growth is fairly similar to other New England states (O*Net).

Pay rates for semi drivers in Vermont differ from company to company. The average salary for a tractor-trailer driver in Vermont is $39,000 per year (O*Net, 2014). The highest-paid truck drivers in Vermont earn more than $60,500 per year (O*Net, 2014).

If you are ready to begin a truck driving career in Vermont, you may want to start by looking into truck driving courses in your area. These courses often offer invaluable experience that can help you earn your license more quickly. After learning about driving laws and other basic trucking topics, you can go to the Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles and take the required knowledge test. Completing this step can get you an instructional permit.

With your instructional permit, you can return to your truck driving school and get hands-on driving experience. This experience is typically completed individually with your instructor, so you can get experience in different settings and situations. When you are ready, you can go take your three-part skills test at the DMV. Once you have met all the testing requirements, you can get your CDL.To get the most out of your career, you may want to network with industry leaders and stay on top of changes within the industry. Many drivers choose to join a local organization like the Vermont Truck & Bus Association. This group has been around for more than 70 years, helping to advance the field of truck driving and offering legislative support to drivers. You may be able to attend networking events, go to seminars that can help you learn more about driving, and find new job opportunities.

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